Market leaps prompt market development shifting the entropy that changes the market value of the equity fluctuations (i.e. market value verses market lending interest rate ratios) still in to the right thus building up market value, whereas the equity of the entropy mostly balancing in the opposite direction of it. Therefore, these two market (i.e. economic) variances in theory should balance each other, whereas the lending interest rates and fiscal initiatives to different market sectors these targeted market sectors through deleveraging the equity by raising the lending rates and fiscal methods or leveraging by injecting liquidity through low rates lending, subsidies and fiscal stimulus, whereas the capital should be generated by quantitative easing for highly indebted developed markets (.i.e. economies). Conditional for properly functioning of such scheme is fluent market transmissionability of high market security.

Introduction

The principles of quantum factor apprehends the uncertainty of observation “Random variables, stochastic processes, and events: mathematical abstractions of nondeterministic events or measured quantities that may either be single occurrences or evolve over time in an apparently random fashion” economies) these processes are adjustable by using market (i.e. economic) tools more like parameters for either dispersing energy buildups or shifting these energies in different parametrical market (i.e. economic) sections; the “grey” grid/equity is already settled equity with higher percentage equitable power. Competition is the recommended market agent for market development (i.e. economic growth). This economic system accepts open marketplace demand and supply (instea of supply and demand) with externalities from the open global marketplace, which has its substantial effect mostly on the supply side. All the determents of this economic system is to be considered determined only in principle, whereas the market (i.e.economy) is considered in motion and change “panta rei”.in non linear (i.e. quantum) grid.

Market Equilibrium

The general market equilibrium is achievable by aggregating partial equilibriums-ceteris

paribus, of the market sectors (i.e. industries); monetary and fiscal policies should

target different sectors’ performance based on the sectors’ personal consumption

expenditures (PCE) inflation data using the Probability theory to either deleveraging

or leveraging these sectors to maximum efficiency, however market leaps should be

used to shift demand and supply to the right through targeted capital investment into

environmentally friendly efficient products and services, and related technologies. The

monetary and fiscal policies have been used to generally cool or boost markets (i.e.

economies) as a whole, however the powerful Discount Interest Rate hikes to cool

down the e.g. real estate overcapitalization that prompted the 2007-9 Recession would

not necessary be needed to e.g. manufacturing or communications which were not

overcapitalized at the time. The extreme lost of equity casual of the recession could

have been localized in the real estate overcapitalization and dealt through monetary and

fiscal means, moreover, not allowing the spill over that has materialized at the time.

Fluent transmissionability is necessary for a proper market functioning, whereas the

injected liquidity and fiscal stimulus effect would work into the markets to boost market

value. Such transmissionability is achievable by raising the market security under a